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"By sunrise Tuesday, fireworks fans were already getting their front row seat along the lakefront.As the first stakes were hammered and placed into the ground at Veterans Park, there was no place the Levine sisters would rather be.\"We woke up early. We wanted to make sure we got a spot,\" Gabbie Levine said.McKayla, 12, has been going to the fireworks here since she was a baby, and her older sister Gabbie, since she was a kid. It's a family tradition.They don't mind being more than a day early for the lakefront show.\"We get to meet a lot of really cool people, and it's just a really great opportunity for all our friends and family to come together and celebrate,\" Gabbie Levine said.Just a few spots over, a football toss had already started.Joshua Schulz arrived at 6:30 a.m. and said he plans well in advance.\"(I take) the whole week to plan for this thing,\" Schulz said.\"You take off the whole week?\" WISN 12 News reporter Hillary Mintz asked.\"Yep, all the shopping that's involved, all the planning to make sure you don't forget anything,\" Schulz said.As the early birds come to get their front row seat for the fireworks, and they get their supplies out, one thing everybody's packing this year is sweatshirts, which is very unlike last year.\"I got heat stroke, and I ended up having to sit in the car in the air conditioning because it was so hot,\" Levine said.Temperatures are expected to be in the 60s when the first fireworks blast off.The lakefront fireworks begin at 9 p.m. Wednesday."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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